Germany's BfV has classified the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party as extremist, citing its ethnic and ancestry-focused ideology as incompatible with democracy. The agency's evaluation noted the party's aim to exclude specific groups and impose discriminatory treatment against them. Outgoing Interior Minister Faeser echoed concerns about the AfD's impact on social equality, highlighting its racist rhetoric against immigrants. The party has faced backlash for downplaying Nazi history and has gained support from prominent figures, contributing to fears about its growing influence ahead of elections.
The BfV domestic intelligence agency stated that the AfD aims to exclude certain population groups from equal participation in society, violating constitutional principles.
Outgoing Interior Minister Nancy Faeser emphasized that the AfD's ethnic concept discriminates against citizens with migration histories, treating them as 'second-class Germans'.
The AfD has courted controversy with senior officials downplaying Nazi history while expressing support for authoritarian leaders, reflecting their extremist stance.
With financial backing from figures like Elon Musk, the AfD's support has surged ahead of the parliamentary election, raising concerns about its influence.
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